v1.1.0

Added

• Direct RetroArch Game forwarding is now supported. Supply a RetroArch core as the NRO, and a ROM with --rom.
• Video Capture and Screenshots capability is now Enabled if it isn't already.
• A list of system title IDs are now used to ensure safe NSPs are made; See Security.
• A mapping of game title IDs and Names are also obtained from an external location and cached for 12 hours.
  This title ID is to warn if you manually specify a Title ID and prevent random title ID generation to match a game.
• Logs are now pretty to look at and have colors.
• A list of pre-defined title IDs are now set and used for some NRO filenames as an alternative to a random Title ID.
  The pre-defined title ID will not be used if you manually set one with --id.

Fixed

• A crash will no longer occur when the NSP is being renamed to the final filename format. It will now warn you that it
  happened, and it will overwrite the pre-existing NSP with the new one.

Security

• You can no longer create an NSP with the Title ID that matches that of a System title. This prevents you from
  accidentally making or sharing an NSP that would overwrite an important system title which would very likely brick
  your system.
• You can still manually make an NSP with the Title ID of a normal Game title, but a warning will be shown.
• Like above, the randomized Title ID generator will re-roll if it somehow matched an existing System title.
  It also re-rolls if it matches a Game title.

v1.0.1 · Python re-write ✨

Initial release (as a Python script).

Added

• NRO files are now validated/verified with nstool before building.
• The Title Name and Publisher is now automatically retrieved from the NRO.
• You can now override the extracted Icon from the NRO with any image file of any format or size.
  You need to make it square yourself though!
• Paths to files are now checked and validated across the codebase in various ways to help reduce user error.

Changed

• The Nintendo Switch prod.keys are now loaded from C:/Users/<Username>/.switch/prod.keys if it's not found in the
  current working directory. This is a common keys file location used by a lot of different homebrew.
• The output folder has been removed. NSPs are now saved to a folder named NTON on your Desktop.
  You can change the directories used for everything in the constants.py file.

Fixed

• You can no longer insert random files in exefs or romfs by mistake (or not!) as the directories are ensured to
  be clean due to the temp directory process and how the directories are made, cleaned, and removed.

Known Issues

• Logs of binary calls like nstool are not getting logged or printed to stdout.

v1.0.0

Initial release (as CMD script).